Twitter and Facebook stock fell drastically in pre-market trading yesterday.

The first SMS was sent nearly three decades ago today, delivering a message that simply read “Merry Christmas”.

Digital policy organisation Research ICT Africa will today appear before Parliament to ask government to consider online GBV in the Domestic Violence Act.

The social media platform lacked adequate cyber security protections and, at the time of the attack, did not have a chief information security officer, says a report.

New research finds online abuse leaves girls vulnerable to new forms of abuse, with 50% saying online harassment is more common than street harassment.

The three suspects, two of whom are teenagers, are charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, money laundering and the intentional access of a protected computer.

The social media platform continues its investigation of the hacking incident, working with law enforcement in a bid to bring the perpetrators to book.

As the world celebrates World Emoji Day, over 117 new emojis are expected to make their debut in 2020, including COVID-19 emojis.

A coordinated social engineering attack targets top users like Joe Biden, Elon Musk, Barack Obama and Kim Kardashian, among others.

Despite warnings that it is a breeding ground for predators, new kid on the block TikTok takes South Africa’s social media space by storm.

The social media giant looks to review potential options for handling violating or partially-violating content.

The employees write an open letter addressing Facebook’s leadership about the decision not to act on US president Donald Trump’s inflammatory posts.